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Transmission electron microscope that uses precision ion polishing system for precise centering, control, and reproducibility of the milling process.
DPX Bravo provides you with tools for basic bone health assessment. Its footprint is smaller than most other DXA tables 186cm 74� long by 86cm 34� wide. feature, WHO FRAX fracture risk assessment tool allows you to accurately predict 10 year probability of patient suffering major fracture. It offers you you dual energy X ray absorptiometry DXA technology in small, space saving footprint. It also provides you with essential, bone densitometry applications, such as AP spine, dual femur and forearm.
Variable mode imager that produces digital images of radioactive, fluorescent, or chemiluminescent samples and contains three internal lasers (blue, green, and red).
Isothermal titration calorimeter that can characterize molecular interactions of small molecules, proteins, antibodies, nucleic acids, lipids and other biomolecules. It can also be used to measure enzyme kinetics.
4D STEM diffraction system that enables a wide variety of 4D STEM experiments, including strain mapping, indexing, orientation mapping, virtual apertures, and differential phase contrast.
CMOS camera with scintillator and 1:1 fiber optic coupling to maximize light generation and collection.
Plasma cleaner that can remove hydrocarbon contamination from TEM and SEM samples and holders.
Imaging system that supports the acquisition of data from a broad range of detectors, including: electron energy loss (EELS), characteristic x-ray emission (EDS), cathodoluminescence emission (CL), absorbed / induced current (EBAC/EBIC), and electron diffraction
Cathodoluminescence detector that can determine the emission polarization properties of deep sub-wavelength structures like optical nanoantenna, nano-cavities, and photonic crystals.
Argon ion polishing system that is designed to polish and coat samples for SEM imaging and analytical techniques.
Camera that captures 16 MP images and video in all TEM applications.
Camera that is optimized for low-dose electron microscopy (EM) applications in both life science and materials science research and captures 1,500 full frames per second.
SEM specimen heating stage that is specifically designed to enable in-situ research and designed to be compatible with geometrical requirements of different detectors including electron backscatter diffraction (EBSD) for dynamic observations.
Large format camera for in-situ transmission electron microscopy.
Microscope accessory that is used for low energy surface preparation for SEM cross section viewing.
Microscopy system that is used for both EELS and EFTEM applications and has spectral acquisition rates as high as 8000 spectra per second.
Single tilt liquid nitrogen cryo transfer holder that is designed for low temperature transfer and subsequent recording of electron beam sensitive, frozen hydrated specimens in TEM. Tilt ranges and compatibility of specimen holders vary according to TEM manufacturer, model, pole piece gap, and presence of in gap accessories.
Detector and control system that uses digital beam control and image processing to enhance the photographic quality of digital images.
Imaging system that automates sectioning and image capture of 3D ultrastructure using serial block face scanning electron microscopy.
Instrument that prepares TEM specimens with mechanical method of pre-thinning to near electron transparency to greatly reduce ion milling times and uneven thinning.